Local News for Windsor Locks, Connecticut

Windsor Locks to provide grab-and-go meals

WINDSOR LOCKS – After delivering meals to students around town last week, the public schools have switched to a to-go system because of an increase in volume and demand, Superintendent Shawn Parkhurst said. Read the rest of the article on journalinquirer.com READ MORE.

Windsor Locks selectmen resume meeting via internet

WINDSOR LOCKS – The Board of Selectmen conducted its first meeting in three weeks on Tuesday with the help of a streaming website. Read the rest of the article on journalinquirer.com READ MORE.

WLocks selectmen resume meeting via internet

WINDSOR LOCKS – The Board of Selectmen conducted its first meeting in three weeks on Tuesday with the help of a streaming website. Read the rest of the article on journalinquirer.com READ MORE.

Windsor Locks to hold online meetings, continue usual budget process

WINDSOR LOCKS – Despite Gov. Ned Lamont’s executive order giving boards of selectmen the authority to approve budgets rather than holding town meetings, First Selectman J. Christopher Kervick says he expects the budget process to proceed in its usual fashion. Read the rest of the article on journalinquirer.com READ MORE.

Windsor Locks to hold online meetings, continue usual budget process

WINDSOR LOCKS – Despite Gov. Ned Lamont’s executive order giving boards of selectmen the authority to approve budgets rather than holding town meetings, First Selectman J. Christopher Kervick says he expects the budget process to proceed in its usual fashion. Read the rest of the article on journalinquirer.com READ MORE.

WLocks to hold online meetings, continue usual budget process

WINDSOR LOCKS – Despite Gov. Ned Lamont’s executive order giving boards of selectmen the authority to approve budgets rather than holding town meetings, First Selectman J. Christopher Kervick says he expects the budget process to proceed in its usual fashion. Read the rest of the article on journalinquirer.com READ MORE.

WL to provide grab-and-go meals

WINDSOR LOCKS – After delivering meals to students around town last week, the public schools have switched to a to-go system because of an increase in volume and demand, Superintendent Shawn Parkhurst said. Read the rest of the article on journalinquirer.com READ MORE.

Man accused of 2009 rape of boy, 7, in Windsor Locks

A man is facing charges that he raped a 7-year-old boy in a shower more than a decade ago in Windsor Locks, causing the boy to scream in pain and bringing his mother into the bathroom, where she has said… Read the rest of the article on journalinquirer.com READ MORE.

Windsor Locks residents encouraged to ring bells at 8 each night

WINDSOR LOCKS – In an effort to raise the spirits of residents in a time where many are self-quarantining to avoid the spread of COVID-19, First Selectman J. Christopher Kervick has initiated a community bell ringing at 8 every night… Read the rest of the article on journalinquirer.com READ MORE.

Windsor Locks cancels programs, closes buildings over virus

WINDSOR LOCKS – Amid continuing developments around the COVID-19 virus, First Selectman J. Christopher Kervick declared a local state of emergency Sunday. Read the rest of the article on journalinquirer.com READ MORE.

windsor Locks Library: Due to the increase …

Due to the increase in cases of COVID-19 in Connecticut, we will be available by email only for an undetermined amount of time. Please contact epearce@libraryconnection.info if you are in need of information. All due dates have been extended to April 1. . Read the article on twitter.com READ MORE.

Windsor Locks Supt: Grateful to @GOAlearning for …

Grateful to @GOAlearning for their learning leadership and resources in these unprecedented times. Read the article on twitter.com READ MORE.

Windsor Locks set to start demolition for new train station

WINDSOR LOCKS – A demolition application has been approved by the Building Department to begin work on the new train station development. Read the rest of the article on journalinquirer.com READ MORE.

WLocks set to start demolition for new train station

WINDSOR LOCKS – A demolition application has been approved by the Building Department to begin work on the new train station development. Read the rest of the article on journalinquirer.com READ MORE.

Windsor Locks set to start demolition for new train station

WINDSOR LOCKS – A demolition application has been approved by the Building Department to begin work on the new train station development. Read the rest of the article on journalinquirer.com READ MORE.

Zone change OK’d for South Elm Street

WINDSOR LOCKS – The Planning and Zoning Commission has approved a zone change to allow development of 22 multifamily units at 64 S. Elm St. Read the rest of the article on journalinquirer.com READ MORE.

Report: Windsor Locks should upgrade public safety buildings

WINDSOR LOCKS – A space needs assessment study has found that the police and fire station both are too small and lack critical elements. Read the rest of the article on journalinquirer.com READ MORE.

Report: Windsor Locks should upgrade public safety buildings

WINDSOR LOCKS – A space needs assessment study has found that the police and fire station both are too small and lack critical elements. Read the rest of the article on journalinquirer.com READ MORE.

Report: WL should upgrade public safety buildings

WINDSOR LOCKS – A space needs assessment study has found that the police and fire station both are too small and lack critical elements. Read the rest of the article on journalinquirer.com READ MORE.

SGWL wins Nutmeg Hockey Conference title (with all-conference team)

The score stays 2-0 as the time runs out and the Wildcat’s are CONFERENCE CHAMPS!!! #cthk #bannersznnn pic.twitter.com/zCaycCrh19 – Wildcats Hockey (@WildcatsPuck) March 6, 2020 Behind junior goalie Cam Begley’s 19-save shutout, Suffield/Granby/Windsor Locks defeated Tri-Town 2-0 Thursday night at Champions Skating Center in Cromwell to win the Nutmeg Hockey Conference championship. Senior Tyler Gazdik, READ MORE.